Adidas

Official jacket of the German national team from the 1998 season, produced by technical sponsor Adidas. The design features a bold color block scheme: black on the lower body and sleeves, white on the shoulders and hood, with the iconic German tricolor stripes—black, red, and yellow—crossing the chest. Embroidered Adidas logo and DFB crest on the front. The back displays a large black Adidas logo. Equipped with a hood and adjustable drawcord hem. Size L (186), as stated on the label.

Historical Note
In 1998, Germany competed in the World Cup in France aiming to reclaim past glory. Under coach Berti Vogts, the team reached the quarter-finals but was eliminated by an impressive Croatian side. This tournament marked the end of an era, with veterans like Lothar Matthäus making their final appearances. The jacket symbolizes a moment of transition for German football, blending tradition with change.

Official Bayern Munich jacket for the 1993/1994 season, produced by Adidas. The design features bold red and blue color blocks with white Adidas branding on the chest and back. The club crest is stitched on the left chest, and the iconic three stripes appear diagonally on the sides. The back features a large “adidas” logo. Full zip closure, adjustable waist drawstring, and elastic cuffs. Size is XL.

Historical Anecdote

In the 1993/1994 season, Bayern Munich, under the late-season guidance of Franz Beckenbauer, won the Bundesliga title. Lothar Matthäus returned from Italy to lead the team. It was a year of transition that paved the way for the Bavarian club’s resurgence both domestically and in Europe.